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s enabled by technological breakthrough. February 21, 2007, Los Angeles, CA - GTXC, founder of the Personal Location Services category and leader in Miniaturized GPS Technologies, has created a proprietary, "single click" software application used to activate the GPS-2-SMS Dual-GeoFence features that form an integral part of i

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s enabled by technological breakthrough. February 21, 2007, Los Angeles, CA - GTXC, founder of the Personal Location Services category and leader in Miniaturized GPS Technologies, has created a proprietary, "single click" software application used to activate the GPS-2-SMS Dual-GeoFence features that form an integral part of i

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es enabled by technological breakthrough. February 21, 2007, Los Angeles, CA - GTXC, founder of the Personal Location Services category and leader in Miniaturized GPS Technologies, has created a proprietary, "single click" software application used to activate the GPS-2-SMS Dual-GeoFence features that form an integral part of i